Man Killed in Seaforth St. Thomas | Students Stage Peace March  

We are living in perilous times.

Below a thousand murders is the target? The number should be below five hundred. Jamaica is not at war.

Our children are so traumatized with all these crimes taking place especially the once peaceful cool cool mandeville.

Such a shame it took the primary school kids to march for peace. Where are the residents???!

Thank god for the children with the March hope them stopped the killing 😭😭😭

It's about time to listen to the kids because they are all who we have for a better tomorrow. Thank you for.sharing this thiswithus with us....

It is indeed a very sad day in Manchester when our children have to stage a peace march crying out for the violence to end . Wake up Jamaica too much blood shed in our Island innocent blood is crying 😭 from the ground let us take heed and help our children SHALOM.

Where is the Security minister he need to replace is position

I'm wondering why so many persons murdered in Jamaica over 1300 + lives lost every year what is the government doing about it, I don't think they are doing enough I think they seem comfortable with the figure every year that not good talking both parties JLP and PNP they need to do better.

Where are the ministers mp n councilors in this initiative..... all some soldiers so be there to seriously send a message to criminals

But if the people them in parliament can't have peace the outside can't have it

Jamaica: The Legacy of Violence: Jamaica, a small island you may be, but within your shores lies a history shaped by violence. From the chains of slavery to the present, violence has woven itself into the fabric of your culture, passed down through generations. You have known brutality, oppression, and bloodshed, and though you were once enslaved by the hand of colonizers, the echoes of that history still ripple through your veins. Today, you are addicted to violence, not just because of your past, but because violence has become a part of your expression, a way to channel the anger, the pain, and the survival instinct that runs deep in your people. It is in your music, where the rhythms of struggle and defiance are pounded out in heavy beats and sharp lyrics. The dancehall and reggae that tell stories of hardship also reflect the harshness of life, where violence and poverty often walk hand in hand. Even in your anthems of pride, there is an undertone of wariness, a reminder of the battles fought, and the battles still ongoing. What shall you expect but violence, Jamaica, when it is a thread that runs through your history and continues to weave itself into the present? You sing of survival, but you also sing of destruction, of gunshots and street wars, of betrayal and revenge. The music you love is both an outlet and a mirror-it reflects the struggles faced by many, but it also glorifies the very things that tear communities apart. Violence becomes a language, a way to cope, a way to assert power in a world that has historically tried to strip it away. But violence is not the only legacy you carry. While it has shaped much of your narrative, you also carry the strength of resistance, the pride of survival, and the soul of a people who have endured. You are more than the violence that echoes in your streets-you are a nation of resilience, creativity, and spirit. Yet, to rise above the addiction to violence, you must confront this deep-rooted cycle, break free from its grip, and embrace the power of your heritage without the shadows of bloodshed. The horror that violence brings is not your destiny, Jamaica. You are capable of redefining your story, of finding a way to heal from the scars left by your past. The music of violence does not have to be your only song-you can find harmony in the rhythms of peace, in the strength of unity, and in the melody of hope that still exists beneath the surface. It is time to turn away from the horrors that violence brings and toward the light of what could be, for within your heart lies the potential to transcend this legacy and create something far greater.

How can my little island Jamaica sit right smack in the center from top to bottom of the globe on the western hemisphere. Such a gem. and yet the portals of heaven keeps calling up so many souls from it. I can't wrap my head around it. Is it favor, or is it curse.

I pray there voice be heard in Jesus name

There is no justice in Jamaica

Mighty God come down .

Blessings

Where the church the members of the communities politicians wow

Wow,Wow my body is shaking listening to these youngsters ,fear of what’s happening in their community,peaceful Manchineel,very sad😂🙏🏿

TELL THE PRIME MINISTER TO BRING BACK CAPITAL PUNISHMENT OTHERWISE THE CRIME GONNA GO UP DAY BY DAY🇯🇲😭☠💀👻⚰🪓🪦🖤💚💛👍🏻🙏🏻

This "human rights lawya" 5 minutes not up yet??? 😮

This is a mess you are birthing children into. Learn from these kids for once in your life

Good night ❤

ADULTS ARE AFRAID TO COME OUT, TOO.

IF THE GOVERNMWNT HAVE BILLIONS N DO NOT WANT TO STOP THE CRIME U THINK MARCHING CAN STOP IT.........

It takes the children to come out call for peace.

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Sad to say we are living in the perilous times, the generations of vipers, around the world they are seeking for peace, unfortunately they shall be no peace.

Curse, how can it be favour

The riders' helmets are one thing, and rum drinking as day light, they're not sober.

Even in this times we're living in these types of movements very helpful and can cuts the crimes rate if with the helps of the governments citizens force around the entire Island

Robertson name is called many times.

Money Chuck a look fi chop. Bout state of.the art Justice Centre. Kmdt

Make the Helmet wearing a law to be adhered to also the licensing.and insurance of bikes each one must carry a license plate like other vehicles like Sir P would say you can't do it or you no want to do it

Why she couldn't see the Haitians..they need us today tables do turn 😮

Since the highly filtered photograph looks absolutely nothing like the young man, why even show it when we can see what he actually looks like in his other photos.

These guys just chat off their mouth and make promises, look from the hurricane come and gone, and is now they come to make promises, when it should be action 🔥

Go home JLP

Mi love radio jamaica and hotline but unu bias every day 1 set of people call john and comrade espeicaly politics unu noo them number

Unuh gwaan go vote for Anju and JLP. Them doing absolutely nuttin about the high crime rate. This is Jamaica tourism also declining,because of the violence.

Inorder for better Jamaica you need to get rid of the JLP administration People's you all need to protest for the PM to call election

Delroy Jamaica people fed up with uno and uno lie and deceit Floyd green u dun people want good governance ok

A wonder if the gunman's them see the march for peace

PNP WELCOME EVERY CRIMINAL WHAT A SHAME 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

Why is the church so slient when it come to crime and voilence but couple years the churches of jamaica held a big march against gay relationship.

The trouble with many of these “ drivers “ out there is the lack of discipline and clear disregard for the rules of the road . Government can only do so much , the rest depends on the public . God help us !

HOW CRIME FI STOP WHEN PNP WELCOME EVERY CRIMINAL TVJ IS A PNP STATE 😂😂😂😂😂

All these politicians speak with the devils split tounge

Security minister still sleeping